Designed specifically for your Nikon 120-300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR lens, the LensCoat Lens Cover, in a basic forest green camouflage pattern that blends into your surroundings when you're out in the woods, provides protection for your valuable gear. It safeguards against scratches and minor impacts, while offering a thermal barrier to keep your hands warm in cold conditions. The cover is easy to install and remove, sliding on like a sleeve and leaving no residue on the lens finish. It has clear, flexible PVC windows over the auto focus and image stabilization controls to maintain full functionality and another over the distance scale.
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Key Features
- Protects Lens from Scratches and Impact
- Clear Plastic Windows over Lens Controls
- Easy to Install and Remove
- Provides a Thermal Barrier
Designed specifically for your Nikon 120-300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR lens, the LensCoat Lens Cover, in a basic forest green camouflage pattern that blends into your surroundings when you're out in the woods, provides protection for your valuable gear. It safeguards against scratches and minor impacts, while offering a thermal barrier to keep your hands warm in cold conditions. The cover is easy to install and remove, sliding on like a sleeve and leaving no residue on the lens finish. It has clear, flexible PVC windows over the auto focus and image stabilization controls to maintain full functionality and another over the distance scale.
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By JG
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2025-07-24
I bought the Digital Camo version. The medium-thickness neoprene material is a bit stretchy, so it's easy to put on the lens. That's good. There are no cutouts for any of the lens' function buttons. That's bad. I either need figure out a way to cut some holes cleanly in the neoprene, or get used having to blindly feel my way to the functions under the neoprene.
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